KCH19 Double Layered & Padded Carrying Zipper Case with Wrist Strap - Ideal for Handheld Multimeter, Phase Indicator, Thermometer, Calibrator, and Clamp Meter Review

This is a great case that fits my Fluke 115 perfectly. Plus instructions and additional probes. Nice solid zipper, lots of padding and looks great to boot. I highly recommend!

This is exactly what I needed. Has 2 branches. I use the top (small compartment) for additional wires for my digital voltmeter. The second compartment contains the DVM and my cables.

I like the look and the idea, but the tip was about 1 inch from the base and looked silly. I returned it. It wasn't as deep inside as my Mastech MS8229 is thick, but it was snug enough and a bit wider that it actually fit quite well.

Large enough to fit most DMMs and gauges. The gauge attaches with a Velcro strap that doesn't have an elastic band, so you can't just pull it out again. close. There is only a separate pocket for the probes. Wire management is not included. However, it's inexpensive and sturdy, good enough for the price.

I received this case yesterday and immediately used it to store my newly purchased VSTM OBDII Vehicle ECU, Solar Array and Charging System Tester. It has two zippers that separate the two areas where I store my devices. I used a marker to write on the yellow part what was inside the case. It goes perfectly with everything and seems very well made; the time will show.

Product exactly as described. One compartment holds my large Mastech 8268, its test leads and 5 replaceable fuses. Another shallower compartment houses my AST silicone test lead set with its test leads, large alligator clips, and smaller alligator clips; my small NCVT-3; and Mastech management. The overall dimensions of the case are 8 x 5 x 3, the depth of one compartment for my multimeter is 1.75 inches, the other 1.25 inches. Now my multimeter, the included probes, and my probe set along with

Good design with space for documentation and test block. I use mine to keep notes along with the data cable in the front pocket and the large pocket is where I keep a basic meter and set of cables. Lots of space for everything. The padding is nice and thick, so this should protect my caliper from bumps in my toolbox. The carry handle is a nice touch as it allows me to secure the case in my tool box with a locking ring so it won't fall out or get lost even if my tool box tips over. It would also

This case is comparable to the cases made for Fluke but many times cheaper than Fluke branded cases. In this case I have a Fluke 177 multimeter and the 177 works very well with room for cables in the main compartment and a second set of cables and accessories in the smaller compartment. The padding is adequate but not too bulky. I also have a semi-hard case that fits the 177 but I usually prefer the soft case so I use the semi-hard case for another yard and that's a very good case too…